Ultimate Paper Mache | Sculpt the Three Wise Men - Part 4 @UltimatePaperMache | Uploaded December 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
The Three Wise Men sculptures are finally done!
It was really fun using so many different materials in this project. I used images and materials from a lot of different cultures, too. The turban photos I used for reference were worn by men in Afghanistan, the robes came (sort of) from old drawings of Persian Zoroastrian priests, the sandals are Persian, Arabian and North African, and I used ribbons from Turkey and Italy. Whew!
In spite of all the experiments I made you wade through in this video series, this project really wasn't all that complicated. As soon as I have a new blog post with screen shots (of just the steps that actually worked, no experiments or do-overs) I'll post a link to it in this description.
If you missed the other three videos, you can find them here:
Video one - The Armature and Super Sculpey Head: youtu.be/zkveFv6d-io
Video two - New Base, Plus Feet and Sandals: youtu.be/hP0DjJVIVuA
Video three - Adding the Air Dry Clay: youtu.be/i6DkDiGY1N0
Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits: amzn.to/3au3xCv
Super Sculpey: amzn.to/2Jd2ITA
Magic Sculpt: amzn.to/3nCV8jW
Silky Smooth Air Dry Clay Recipe: youtu.be/YOiovGN-yHA
Ribbons for the Wise Men's Scarves: etsy.me/3pea4FK
Note - some of the links are affiliate links. If you click on them, thanks for your support!
If you'd like to be notified when the post is finished with a short version of this project, be sure to subscribe to my blog: ultimatepapermache.com/lp-5-paper-mache-recipes
And to find patterns for the animals behind me in the video, click here: ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
Enjoy!
The Three Wise Men sculptures are finally done!
It was really fun using so many different materials in this project. I used images and materials from a lot of different cultures, too. The turban photos I used for reference were worn by men in Afghanistan, the robes came (sort of) from old drawings of Persian Zoroastrian priests, the sandals are Persian, Arabian and North African, and I used ribbons from Turkey and Italy. Whew!
In spite of all the experiments I made you wade through in this video series, this project really wasn't all that complicated. As soon as I have a new blog post with screen shots (of just the steps that actually worked, no experiments or do-overs) I'll post a link to it in this description.
If you missed the other three videos, you can find them here:
Video one - The Armature and Super Sculpey Head: youtu.be/zkveFv6d-io
Video two - New Base, Plus Feet and Sandals: youtu.be/hP0DjJVIVuA
Video three - Adding the Air Dry Clay: youtu.be/i6DkDiGY1N0
Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits: amzn.to/3au3xCv
Super Sculpey: amzn.to/2Jd2ITA
Magic Sculpt: amzn.to/3nCV8jW
Silky Smooth Air Dry Clay Recipe: youtu.be/YOiovGN-yHA
Ribbons for the Wise Men's Scarves: etsy.me/3pea4FK
Note - some of the links are affiliate links. If you click on them, thanks for your support!
If you'd like to be notified when the post is finished with a short version of this project, be sure to subscribe to my blog: ultimatepapermache.com/lp-5-paper-mache-recipes
And to find patterns for the animals behind me in the video, click here: ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
Enjoy!